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Jonitiana E. Hughes – ProQuest LLC, 2023
For-profit colleges and universities have gained considerable popularity over the last two decades due to an increase in non-traditional student enrollment, a rise in the availability of federal aid and student loans, and a proliferation of online courses (Cellini, 2021; Domnisoru & Schiopu, 2021). Despite increased interest in online programs…
Descriptors: For Profit Colleges, Online Courses, Student Experience, Academic Persistence
Kimberly Rainstar – ProQuest LLC, 2024
Student achievement in online courses is a concern for many higher education institutions, and instructors and course designers are looking for innovative ways to deliver content and improve achievement outcomes in online courses. The problem was the final course grades and pass rates of Pathophysiology 370 and Nursing 120 fell below the…
Descriptors: Video Technology, Teaching Methods, Higher Education, Online Courses
Hana Sarran-Bridgemohan – ProQuest LLC, 2022
While there is research in the online environment on women's experiences (Muller, 2008), and African American/Black students more generally, (Kuo, 2014; Okwumabua, 2011), there is a critical gap with regards to the experiences of African American/Black women (Young, 2020; Ashong & Commander, 2012; Okwumabua, 2011). To address this gap, this…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, African Americans, Adult Students, Student Experience